The southern part of the Rhône Valley, which stretches from Bollène down to Avignon, covers along its two banks the departments of the Vaucluse and the Gard. Many sightseeing routes let you discover its picturesque villages and its vineyards known around the world: Châteauneuf du Pape, Gigondas, Beaumes de Venise, Vacqueyras, Tavel, Lirac... all blessed by the sun of Provence. In Avignon and Orange, Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance still shine in the architecture, the museums and the arts and create a magnificent setting for the festivals that enliven the seasons.
Where Provence and Languedoc meet
A haven of peace on an enchanting site
Two villages, two renowned appellations in the Gard
A typical village of the Gard
"The heritage, the land and the hospitality"
Pouzilhac is a small town in the Provençal Gard, 33 km from Avignon, 29 km from Nîmes and 15 km from Uzès.
For many years, the village of Piolenc has prospered thanks to its garlic cultivation. At the end of the summer, you can take part in the celebration of this white gold at the Piolenc Garlic Festival.
Village of the Popes in the grip of Bacchus
A Provençal city of the Upper Vaucluse
A medieval village and a great wine at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail
Former fiefdom and important silk making centre in the Drôme
Where heaven touches the earth
A convivial village in the Rhône Valley
On the northeastern edge of the Occitanie region, facing Provence, Laudun-l'Ardoise is a town in the department of the Gard, 27 kilometres from Avignon.
Medieval village built up at the foot of a cliff
The city of Princes
Art of living
Gastronomy, markets of Provence, regional products, Christmas traditions, celebrities of Provence....
